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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-29
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fu9ern bes Starnberger Sees bet
Whn1en betannte Sonberling, wels
DIET nebff anoeren S9rullen felt Sab
rem bic Gemobnbeit bate, barbduptig
unb harfuB in einem bdrenen Biberges
ipanbe umber3ueeben, iii, ben rNeues
fen Nadri1ten" sufolse, enblid unter
Ruratel geiebt tporben. Dieie MaBres
gel. fur feline 6amilie BON sr0bter Wi&.
tisfeit, pirb benz Manne felbit siemli9
glei1giiltig fein, ba er tdglib ni9t
rnebr aIs Z pfenniee fhr feline Rabruns
(Grabe unS &ofinen) ausSusebeu pfiest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-29
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Sm Senat murbe Der bur9aus pers
ninftise @oridlag unb 4utrag @laibor'
ne's: Sn grudsung, baB bas gnbe
ber Senatorenwabl aud nidt annds
bernb abauieben, baB babur9 ber @es
f9dftsgang pbllig absebalten, bas Bolt
tdsli9 um $1,000 uun6tbis belaitet mirb
uHb tn grudgung, oaB cine priu3ipiens
frage feineswegs inbolbirt 1T = bic
beiben 6dufer Der 2esislaiur bel ibrem
Wieber5uIommentriit 10 lange in
6ibung perbleiben, Biz iie bic Senato.
renmabl entf9ieben baben - abgelebnt.
-Spdter III berlelbe Gntrag mod ein'
nal niebergeitimmt iporben.
Sas Steuers 2omite bes Reprdfentans
tenbaufes beridtete ungiinitig iiber bic
Bin, bic suangsueiie gintreibung Der
Steuern 3u peri9ieben unb ebenio iiber
bic BID, ben @aifen= unb Muntiouss
6dnbleru cine 6pe3iaIsSteuer auf3uers
Ieeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-29

Ghr aPappr.

Sd, ianhiae mid Eierbur6 aIs gauaibat fiji
bas Wlayorsnnt BET Der I'm Gtbraar abjnkal.
teuoen GDatI an sd beee bas @srtgduens bob
Id pdbrrub Der Ietten Iebn Sabre NIT ben @e-
I&6ttsintertfen unb BEN ranteritlltn Badbs-
tgm ost ta1t a1sss hslsnnt !, q. s.Issnfn 4
~ bsiitsn. Das tieffte Sntrehe fur uHisrs tint.
iies grospsritdt esfaa!att md sns toFglastiHe Z
aber fouf6ritfii9e &oIitif Ia uuuieipaieu W.
aeIeaenteif<n an bsfarporien uno auf cine sc.
rtGil, tntteii6ft nah iinttrnebmgube Sta6tbsr.
pdltnua IN brinQtn. @enn az bidsns ebreni
boILea 6nate erip6tIt, nerbe id bic @aBI ala eiu
mir erniffenes 8ertrauen bsiradtsn uEb Der.
fpre4e. risins Ypi@ten gstreu 5u eripuen. l''s
anc Gbmiu q. ferrel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-29

Die bette eaIbe Der @eIt fur Sdnitts
0aetiGunssn, @sfdpirt, 6ieber. uub Saut.
ausf9Ias, GIedte, seiprnnsene ednbe, Sjrof.
beulsn uno ale Santtraufbeiten; furirt "a.
msrrboiSeu ober feine BesabIuns. 86lIiss
Classification sarantirt ober 6as GeIb pirb
surii6erfattst. rs Gents bic SdaHtsI BEL u
Erei6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-29
senator sherman ppran! 90,

genatpr Eberman buraa! Bon
fedaig republifanii6eu 8iitgliebern Der
Staatsgeiebsebune bon Ohio baben 49
ben Bunbes Senator Sherman, 8
Germ Blaine unb 2 ben @ouDerneur
Jorater als ibre verite Wabl@ fur bic
republifaniife prdiibenti6afts Nomis
nation in 1888 beaei6net. Drei lebns
ten es ab, ii9 iiber oieieu punft aus3us
fpre9eu uHo zines bat teinen 2iebIinsss
gaubibaten.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

lbs "NlzasI a Asaio PARK - wos-
dssiai.Y ccnniea'. apparently. thai his
impr.ved plol0graoh nls an as.oni ishinx
fasurs b-io-s .s. Psoals Who eaa af5rl
- aays pa3l8Zrash3 wsA wrils % more
ls.ts-f, hs says. FheY viz simp.y tax
tie a1u N I.e4,i1n into 'ha mssaiae.
ts4e oa- :as seat Oa WuisA tAs tax Is
recorded -ai 8sat /. % ih az co-r-spoal-
Ga woD sara x.li pa, Is IA hs M
9 i1s, togel an o aeirie mllor and hsar
a., G uG 1uieslil8 "a Sol OF Ba insss
l1ea. sa5s EcnoS. "a ia tls ph9no-
green ins.sai % . ap oYlas sisnograph-
o.; .ssiller8 vii s-1 type from IL; books,
l-ctaras aGa nus.cal psr,oENansss will
DO deo..etisI ~ is8 G1slB 3. very small
CO. fya haairel ot thsse improved
machines are be.a< made aud viii cost
S6) agiss,. Z, - sst1aaois ,hs' thsgA
saeVlI 20 good deal II public cuziosity
{, So them wo-s IL E0IsoS says that
A.3 machines do wonJsr.ul things fsw
people az, <o.og - dsay Il gnt.l the ma
Gaines l8v5 bsea tr,ei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

A s3rfss uolds0t xGisss - ask What is
maa4t - ths bKkFiLlsE system Of
measassnsas rsPoftsa - 2Eaday's III
EoBs4- hERALD 70 hsss bsea used az
J.ilst prison IN msssaEs@g fIzLDES and
ScawAs upon their arrival there. n
B4AfiLL0s. a'ter E1gm tie systsm 10
naneds u tre1ehman VITO has given
li4eh study - the subject O; msans of
Identifying criminals. At ths priseo con-
grass nsld Ia Koos In lsS5. great inter
-. s4s exc tel By detailed description
giFsa b. n BEEriLLos u hIs aathro-
poms.ric system. The system consists
ei.lsdy OF the following measurements:
Tas lsngsh and width Of tns hssd. the
bagth II ths letl loot, o. tho lsfs fore
arm. aud OF the little and middle fingers
of tns let hand. ths .sagth u The Figlt
sar ani a.so that u tho trunk OF the
Ooly tsksa whsa seaisd. the foil stretch
u ia sfs1s aad ihs total length OF rhs
bOty. ig viii Do observed that the
-nsssnrsmsnts arc slch as are LOT hksly
T. - materially changed og change cf
Fs.Sat OF D. any attempt a. disguise,
vnLs sbe.r number aad relations 10 each
O hsr D-n a eJn5. aatioa o. clrcum
s.41css aot likely % b Duplicated Ihs
sgstsn hAs oesn accept Il - ths prison
ao1 gol.os aashos.tiss os F'gnss. Gar.
nAAag, SpAln. Isaiy aoi ID D,nmzsk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Afnies ef ilcurparsfi0n af ths Crane
fae'es ,cstd Ciub we're fei with the
tHfo.v Gers resteFiisg. Tue solssts og
tIe lisb sre socIei Intercourse ard fhe con-
trnisues "a cinb aouse in me city anu
tfsr1ars f0 se herestsf icCsfcs. in titfer-
e1t rar,s III the state. TIE cspifs sicck "a
ft. eizaaisstisn = io ae k-.otti alvised info
ST sfee CT tio safh Tas bus'ness r. e. 10
s.uir1''et ~ seven cirscturs. who viii ls
e.tc'ei e tfe snnnsi faeefinz which : %
ne 1ela lae drst asfuuisF m November ~
esc8 ffsr A u@eune viI ae held ihis
evenirr a elelf ireriurs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee.

1Dali4, sunday excepted. @I&iif.
IHsen efs sflaK the DeiTsn LkpfcsS & b q
m. maSe elrecf cof Dectiefs i0T New lo.f hn[
ton an II = lnis EasL
kifht yKpiess has Nafnef steering cer from
or I'd Kapiss 10 Detroit
Through tickets ~ al point east a1d ufsL
sno rcttnE car Dfrlhf en- b. secured az D a.
n. a NJ. kailrSae Il , once Ewecft Hotel, an
al depot.
Jas CAnFnFLi CIT, pass Agt.
Gro u. HKEyE Jrafnc Nsnager. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Toe Ss0rsnls Colr. ot Tie United
: stss has. among otbs- things. given the
Geata b'5V ~ Che theory ibss man TO
is a campesens juror must not read the
newspapers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

ks vi'i bs sesn BY references TO the
Courcii proceedings sas special water
works s'eriion has been postponed 70
Isscnlsf 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

TEouAs +. MExHHN. ia the last nun
Der o' ihs A0rfh Amsri caH ReUieic,
sss that during the past forty years the
people Of the Uuitsd States have COZ
tribatsi sl00OCO.OO0 to IRISH landlord
ikn. there has been sGr more than this
sum sent BY the Irish peopls oi Amer1cs
hack % their needy Irish relatives. the
greater portion OF which has gone to pay
CT excessive rents. II is a mistaks, then.
O. suppose that the millions OF irish pee
Pc living in America have NJ practical
interest IA the Irish question.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

It is doubtful whether DoS DICKINSON
would ever nave accepted The POssmss
tsE-t&ensrslship hsd hs thought that
such a portrait as that IN the Leafsr
lsst night would ever bs labeled with his
uame. j. would have been = Ebsl o.
tla xoras ssirehist thas svar tvsE
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

There hss been a great boom IN gas
pre- fsr .h4 isst few days--in met grsst
many Uumts
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

eet ycar CARPETS GLAND AND REIAEu
= the erpnf ker1t e~esrc Csrpet Ceeeln-
~efss 81 - anf e. k@ni-s1 csryets etsafes a.
saes e. re- wiffcat - sesa tn.urT Aaa 81
rsfeHeTc-s 7 - aElF- es~psf fteanHE Esaasirts
"a tn< esfF Ifl-Faone "a. ~
8. n. ALLEN. Manager.
z<cs<6 ia - MW.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Letr0It, Lansing 1 Northern,
Lake Shore 1 Mich, SputhfTl.

A locsl freight lesfcs 0rsnd Hap.ds AZ n
N. carrying passenger ~ Gar a. kalamazo0
AL trains daily efcepi sunday.
1brough ticfet< 70 al ToiUtk ard berth % seepr
ms coaches can be secured al Union Ticket Dalos
G. MonrOe-st.. and at depOi.
j ". NcKESNEf. aga
GEo ". NUS =. City 1Jckei Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Wsnlsr is ~BHnkys MoEesS didnt
fsel ssart ef choking se0sasiOa IA his
tbfost "a, Fgiis,y3
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Tie Ccu1sai haSe Euaiiy decided to
pvF1s: tee cols,rae.ioa O. tas Be-. l. me.
e. isasl ~ iaF down toxu "a Brigs-sts
This se'iol mplstes ths link in the
chain Of improvements siHch she TRLE-
cRtM-H1fALo has pe.siS, entity and con-
tnaaliy advocated Every other paper
IN he eify opposed some one of these
Inks. rh.s iprraAl naturally feels proud
ftas iis sforts b Saili up ths city, re-
sar,.,sss of tho interests os . few private
indiEiIasls os corporations, have had an
s1ect.
Tie Belt Line. II it be built, cannot ous
Dzcvs a great factor Ia the growth Of the
ci.y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Dissolution Notice.

= 81 when o. - ooaeerns Flesse take nosics
tat seTsrsl Fs-aefssl D rraif efo eFs tersso-
fTfe e1iri1E TecE tHre g rer- hel srcs
III Bs sn1r f1fef fte Egn Esrae q -efsH 4
Dsefs ssa1 ksrs fhis EaF heeB term inste4 ff
Ernesssl eazse1t a ssffs dle e. - g frH fasg
- rad - esther on - s1s u32ers gBef ~
csir7s srs f-f e. rg- r-sy - ErtsfE1es - ether
o. rrr unf eT-lEu n.
Grand Ear II Norer1 ~ = 1ss1.
-izaeSI sEfEED q SEKTfr.
EEasGF IL DAF4Ls1F
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Fred Peck is still Indignantly denying"
that ne IS going TO work upon any Lansing
paper. Fred told me some time since that
ne preferred big town. where man
could have mental elbow room, and spread
himself Aud Fred was ngnt- FOR In a
large city aod upon large city newspaper
4 mao DsVst 10 the best OF WORK. ana the
difference between must and don't-have-to
Is often the difference between a brilliant
and q mediocre writer, and, in fact ia e
principle Is one that 0perstes in every line
0f business. IL does ones heart good 10 see
Fred himself once more. after the long.
tedious ickness be has struggled through.
without ever sbsting, however, in his Keen
ambition. or his constant oheeriIlness.
There are few pleassnter com psnIons, or
reader writer's In this State than Fred h.
Peek. Ills Legislative work at Lansing Was
especially good. II he did star up a hornets
nest among the legislators. aud get expelled
from Newspaper rev for MS al daeity. Mr.
fsCz. ike 1r. stuart, IS stsil young man.
ti.is sile "a ta4fty. lie and Homer hosford
sh a.d iaiu bands. AMI locate somewBeTs.
it would be q whole team and litter OF
yellow dogs under ths wagon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
MOHeu to Loan.
Eor Rent-- Rmsfncss PI0ccs.

DOOM AND POWER TO RENT-CoRNER
II Canpan and LouiS-s,s. Benneti d os1uru
Ilbit
EOR REST-wE WILL TIT UP, FURNISHING
7 reliable water and steam power, for any
satisfactory applicant. The iron veneer buildin z
on Erie-st Gtely occupied by Leitets Boiler
shop. Dimensions are about s0x7e has high
ceiling and light on three aides. Apply TO Eissel
Carpet sNeeper Co 81 Mill.st. CITY. 29t
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

WAAIED RrkCHsszg ZOE ass NORTH
" LI.1sl@n Is. st<tl { lD11e RIA ~ Lfo-l
AFf-s l-teao<as - y ~ Aaanr alekxx1 l3s
toe.. 1l1
WA&TkD- PURCHASERS Fog HoUsEs sNo
" 9ss a1S faexni iq,s - AGal1s tscsl C.sr.
Se-c,x-ok- ls9la. Lassese laensye Essl
lsoaaEl e'is-ra. shei9f Iay.eg. sne NEte2
~ e.d Ms o.. Aaai1 std tsaia .sss A>es
insla 8 NYHsK4 Lpp.s frenaGas - A. -.
AaaEas. NcAsglo.1s A.sck 81
rUrTLs BROS. oAKDAIE ADOPTION.
i hos fee1y a. sElscn t1e ae.iosiNs ca ieFRas
~. $50 essa sae - feF saoala a. s.sissr
az aEd he<itny Ass ~ rsaf VI e11a ~.
auilie bros. oser Afeace
IOK sALk-A LAE6E BRICK DNEIlING
i h9sae N SfEing -. ier sA0sl A Lea fsns
cNciiihg ke.SS, ca s4rnosst, ior = ooe Stle "a
HsyEents sad Ee4sea.bls terms. h A Dappsr,
reeIa l-k, leGy4fd block over Public lbFkFs
zsTf
Uok sALE-BLocK or - LOIS N OAK.
Il o2ze fsIk. Owner lsssing casy. ksblnsan 4
Lacey, Hs1selnsn kleck zsolf
For --Nssceiianeoas
Cos eALE-A coon COW. FOR FAMILY
L use isr sale bosk.rst. oassids city Amis.
i. Daln5e8n4 as
IscR sALE-A HEAyY HORSE ZOE sALE
L cheap a. Ia. Todd. wesi Bridge 81 hill az
LoR sALE GOOD HACK CHAP, OK WILL
I exehsage 70 cher pfopegly Rust. Edwksds
4 Co. hiaascSne b1idIAf. Eity. &0tf
NOR aALE-ANY osE CALLING A. Tar
i fElk@EAs- EaRALp of1ee. ~ Neetefn ave
M0skegsn csa set old papers for 10 ceats per
hODcre1
no STEAM CsEEe.-f HAVE 10 CORDS
l mixed As:aloek and hardwood slaos. whieh
will delivsF J. q. b sfssd Rapids al o.. "a per
coFc. r. T. Cox foInEsin-st 2taf
CsOR sALf CHEAP A GOOD BARBER
4 chair. Enea!fe of ~ feasiey a. s0
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

-Isiiy. A. oiDrfs daiiy excepf SUNDAY.
SieeiHist can usn on Pacific and Atlantic Ia.
presses - aaa T5m DetioiL- q arlor can rIu GA
bey tAlfcss aud ursnd Rapids Espree. 10 aud
ifonl leffoit -Drcci connections ri a1f af bciroit
Win a. tirouEh treins eat --Ilckcls 0l sale az
Mon 1ickei once. of Noufoe. .st sno al Jniaa
depot
ID. " JOHNSON. kich Pas. Ag't as Nouuoo-sl
CHks, ~ NonRis. CEN AL - Monf0e-sL
". Rro0kls. g. T. and i A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Wanted Rent.

vUANTED = BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
W Rooms for houseseep ping. Wet side pre-
fsrred. Address s. f., Box 5, Telegram Herald
Office 5I7
E0R RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
y either single or en- suite; steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at Room &C.
Ledyard lock, l0I CtGawast. 216u
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Talking Of newspaper men always makes
Grand Rapids man think 4 Ar. Albert
Baxter. the gallant veteran OF over forty
years experience in Journalistic local laboss.
During ali Of this long period Mr. Baxter
has serve ed as editor oi the LGgse, which,
under bis c.sIefUl aud Conscientious guild
anc,, las acid its higa' As ah authority
upon political a3d genera topics. Mr..
Bakers recent retirement 10 enjoy great
~ needed rest after 80 many years OF active
.abOs, was sincerely regretted by every
laeao oeF OF The press Ia tais city. lis
familiar face and form are always welcome
IN any OF tie paper dens,' aud We, young
er 'fsllers" TepOrtorial and editorial
"tendeIieetH will always be glaito doif hats
and bend heads III respectful Difference and
friendly sdmirati0a when tue negspaporIal
Aestor g,es by.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
1gents-- anted.

WANTED-AGENTs MALE OK FEMALE. TO
W sell an excellent household article Apply
at No. Pearl-st, up stairs. at =. IN. 6tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

D7n't disgust everybody By hawking.
blowing and spiitiBg. but use DR.. Sage 5
Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

English and French Tooth Brushes q
Pscks Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Prescriptions prepared At Psck's Drus
store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

All the Patent Medicines and Toilet Ar
ticles advertised IN the Grand Rapids pa
pers al Peck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Boarding.
Miscellaneous.

VASTED-A FEw LAniEa AND GENTLE
w men "a plctsiag sd3ress 1isfiar e1lpicY-
aeat % cal a. The Cis-t Noon Hoiei ps,a.-.
Tuesdiy be.Eeen r. & Y a. n. aud a. = n
sl7
(tALL TELEPHOSE szo AND wF Will PIE.
v uisb ron Az kitd u help tosh NAE sra ~
mais - fncuf trolb 0f exf,ef Sc g. FDl. ersr3
tHiqu ceumezgi'l Eapiogneaz B.rsss. Rerus
6 4, F.erCs b.e a. as
UANTED-TO TEACH LADIES THE FRESCH
W I8ior system ~ Dress cutfinz a. No lst
Nest Fulton =. -stsfsctfon gssrautsed. nrs
sadie Brooks H-
uOusE < lot WANTED IN ExcHANeF rcn
! nln1 re f7as 4 20 tsEm niae M1es
90 CT tddrsss r01 81. fttJ .1
tVtNTED-wAsgTxG ASD TRcNTSo 10 Do
" a. as North fouss, o. ~ ga ont b. fsas ssv
- - h1rst c-ssEiaz a
= SAJEsWAN-CAx ADD A LINZ SNAIL
> ssnps-s oEe see1f ezTzed H.-'6 oehsrs -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Ciear2ncss Yesterday.

Roots, Herbs and Barks at Peck's Drug
Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

DOR L RiNT-BESr RESIDENCE on SECOND
Il ave. with large barn. modern Improvements,
queen Ann House. ON account OF owner leaving
the city we will rent this place AZ S25 per month.
forncriy held at 81 pc month";; possession
given o. the l5ih futile BIOS, over Arcade 81
EoR RENT-A SMALL HOUSE TO RENT
l. cheap. l49 James ST. 320
EOR RENT-7O3 WEALTHY AVE, ROOMS
ss.'s; large BRICK 10 q barn 5000: nice q
room hose III no Il eld. .I0.V0; lower part Of
house on Jefferson ave north OF 9TH, $500. Luton
Il Dunton, Astb. Tel. IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT AS THE
i 2upper floors OF Gr.nuei Block No so 4 S2
Canal 81. have changed prOprielors they are pre-
pared 30 rent nice futuihod rooms % sage gen'lt-
men, Enquire Al room IL. Sfd door. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

no RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
1 furnace heat, in private family excellent To-
eaton and GENITAL win Or without board. Ad-
dress i2l Bostwick-St 3l9
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

yVANrED ~ SITUATION TO DELIVER
W goois ly a man Ni horse AID wagon. Ad-
dress III eoIin Division - SIs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

TOR RENT = DESIRABLE HOUSE, NFAP
4 aud cheap; also 3 Or 4 rooms upstairs. Fur
hituse, et' iur SAFE, yoIr priteA Apply 10 A. T
Pace or Ilr AiEin
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

" lI.1sl4a - sekeaf { l0lGe Dera - Ie0ct
AFS4s l-seaoo.as - y ~ Aaaz.r. -lczxF1 Is :
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Situations Wentes-Female.
Situations Wantsd--Mate.

MANIFESTATION DRIVING DELIVERY
w wagon or tending 10 horse, wei acquainted
and can furnish good fefe reaces. Address, :. ~.
r., Box S, tnis oAice. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

COR RENT-ROOM To RENT, FURNIsHED
or unftrai shed, VITA or without bolrd 1S9
No IN DIVISION IT., Lear Post 0nice. Si7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-02-11
The Old Animals.

As a general thing it is not profitable to
keep old animals, but there are circum-
stances in which we may be placed when it
seems almost inhuman to cast off the old
family pets or TO knock them in the head
The horse that has put in years of faithful
service, the COW that has yielded bountiful
y of rich food for the children from infancy
to youth, have something of a claim when
they grow old upon those for whom they
have rendered SO much comfort and profit,
and IL is not easy to satisfy a tender con
science by doing otherwise than keeping
and caring for them
When wintering these old servants it
should he remembered that, like old people.
they need special care simply giving plen-
tifully of feed is not all required-the food
should be selected and prepared differently,
perhaps, from that of the young animals,
for the teeth have become defective and
machinery should do the work of masticat-
ing for them. For the old cows We have
found the bran mash or mess upon finely
cut hay an excellent food, and oats and
corn mixed two parts Of the former 10 one
of the latter, good grain feed for the old
horse. II bran is abundant it may be Civ
en- to the horse as well as the COW, or the
three grains mixed for both.
AS it takes much longer for an old animal
its manger should be so divided from those
of its mates upon either side, that all the
time it requires may be had TO get its por-
ton. Managers are usually SO constructed
that every animal has 10 look out for itself
and while the husbandman puts what he
considers IA plenty before each COW and
horse, the most rapid eaters devour what is
before them as hastily as possible and then
rob their almost toothess neighbOr of its al
lowance
We have seen horned cattle so artfu as
To eat from each side, as far as they could
reach, first then leisurely consume their
own allowance. Again, aged animals be-
come, through their weakness, timid, and
where in stanchions between two strong
ones, are often hooked at so much that they
have such "a fear of lowering their heads
that they leave their food almost entirely
to the stronger. A partition, ever So rudely
constructed, will prevent this intimidation
and robbery.
Il is well 10 locate the old and tender an
imals IN the center of the stable, or as near
that position as possible, US they will suffer
less from cold weather than at the ends
near the wall DO not let the old animals
out of the stable at all if the day is buster
in or very cold or damp as the chill re
ceIved viii do them much more harm than
the exercise will good Water them in the
stall and let them take 1t easy
Another essential thing is good bedding
ana plenty of H. The intirm animals will
bee ou their feet less time than the vigorous
mates and therefore the bed should be
deeper and softer Even toothless old
Cow may be made a. fatten IN winter by
having warm well ventilated stable, and
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in the attempt to swim the Niagara
Whirlpool Rapid. nu more rockies or
daupcruu. tuu 90 triile with disease
which each dny secures % stronger hold
and hasten. the end OF life. Tins ls
sue.iai, true 90 rheumatism, neuralgia
sciaura. aud nervous heuduche, which
though parhap. slight 90 first are extreme
lv dangerous. AMI steadily secure a tirmer
gripunIl %, last the agony H. uncomfortable
and sudden death brings relief
These di-casc. cam b- cured by the use
of Athlopnor.- which, in connection with
Athlophur- PILLS. never fails when prop
crlv used. Read tine following from those
who have tested it,
llinsdale. X. H., May IS lsS6.
used one bottle OF Athlophoros and my
rheumatism lct me. ! have never been
troubled with it since nor do | expect ever
to be- again. for the medicine cured me en-
tirely of the painful disease ! recommend
Athlophoros for have faith in its curative
powers. Mrs. A. H. NlsfN.
Great Falls. y. H., March %, 1856
This certihes that two bottles Of Ath-
lophoros cured my wife Of her neuralgia
after trying all other remedies with no
avail DUDLEY GlLMAN.
lIolvoke Mass. May 81, 1856.
We have sold more Athlophoros since il
appeared in the field Of medicine than any
other rheumatic remedy. If we could
describe in detail all of the cases that have
been cured by it, that have come under our
notice. it would astonish Won. We will say
that no other medicine that has ever come
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Mr. j. Z. Fisher, formerly resident of
Marlboro, writes from Ada Kansas, as fol
lows:
In looking over the weather record in
your last issue, seeing how deep the snow
was there and how low the mercury ran, !
thought ] would Just let you know some
thing of the weather here. We have had
one snow and what you would call slight
blizzard, but it was so long ago it is almost
forgotten. The weather is delightful one
can work with comfort out doors and does
not need a coat ON from morning until night
There are of course cold snaps the mercury
going down as low as 10 the coolest il
has been was 81 The people are look
ing forward for a railroad To pas, through
this place. Hog cholera has been quite
prevalent tins winter some have lost al
most all their hogs-3O 10 1870, People de
string TO purchase pork in the east had bet
ter look well before buying and know where
their pork is fattened, Most all the farm
ers here burn the hogs that die of the dis
ease. Corn is selling at % cents per bushel
at the cribs. When going TO church or
prayer meeting in the evening, one can
see east west, north and south, far away,
the heavens lighted up by the prairie fires 50